50' 1.5" vac hose and solution line

[keep it clean]

I use 1.5 wand and about 5' of 1.5 hose on end of 2". It makes maneuvering around a little easier. And flash cuffs. They allow hose to spin so I dont have coils fighting me.

 

[Robert86]

Robert,
Will I still benefit if I have to neck down to my 1.5 wand??

You will loose a little having to drop down to a 1.5" wand, yes. But 50' of 2" to a 1.5" wand will still give better suction than 50' of 1.5" hose on a 1.5" wand.

 

[floorclean]

Just buy a truck mount already! LOL

 

[Clean-n-mean]

Just buy a truck mount already! LOL

C'mon man. Then I raise my overhead substantially. It's all going electric anyways with all these green weenies with global warming. Which I do not believe for a second.....

 

[floorclean]

Just buy a truck mount already! LOL

C'mon man. Then I raise my overhead substantially. It's all going electric anyways with all these green weenies with global warming. Which I do not believe for a second.....

Who to hell cares as long as it lasts my life tile.
God knows I’ve paid enough tax to do at least my part of any perceived damage LOL

 

[Clean-n-mean]

C'mon man. Then I raise my overhead substantially. It's all going electric anyways with all these green weenies with global warming. Which I do not believe for a second.....

Thise teuck.

Who to hell cares as long as it lasts my life tile.
God knows I’ve paid enough tax to do at least my part of any perceived damage LOL

Are you in California??? They just past a law yesterday. And new house built in southern California CANNOT hire a truck mount for cleaning,....bahahahahaha..............they did pass the law though that any new home built in this state must have solar panels!!!!
It's mandatory...the law

 

[keep it clean]

C'mon man. Then I raise my overhead substantially. It's all going electric anyways with all these green weenies with global warming. Which I do not believe for a second.....

Thise teuck.

Who to hell cares as long as it lasts my life tile.
God knows I’ve paid enough tax to do at least my part of any perceived damage LOL

Are you in California??? They just past a law yesterday. And new house built in southern California CANNOT hire a truck mount for cleaning,....bahahahahaha..............they did pass the law though that any new home built in this state must have solar panels!!!!
It's mandatory...the law

Lol let me guess who was lobbying for that one. No,no. no it wouldn't be the solar panel companies and those who they sponsored .

 

[The Magician]

Yes it will help.. Go to 50' 2" and 25' 2 in. When money is availble you can step to 2" wand

 

[floorclean]

Well Canada is going to get rid of drinking straws because all that plastic is bad for the environment LOL seriously? These people are off there friggen rockers. But I guess ten million water bottles a day is no problem!
Let’s be clear none of this has anything to do with the environment ITS ALL ABOUT MONEY and stupid people that buy into it!

 

[Robert86]

Lol let me guess who was lobbying for that one. No,no. no it wouldn't be the solar panel companies and those who they sponsored .

Power companies actually are really pushing for more private solar all over the country. They are starting to have trouble meeting the power demands of their customers while keeping prices reasonable.

 

[Allied]

Just buy a truck mount already! LOL

C'mon man. Then I raise my overhead substantially. It's all going electric anyways with all these green weenies with global warming. Which I do not believe for a second.....

Where is this?

 

[Clean-n-mean]

Where is this?

California!

 

[Clean-n-mean]

Hi guys,
Thank you to everyone for the help. And happy Saturday morning to you! Ok so heres my list to convert to 2" hose on my EDIC porty.
1. 50 ft. 2" hose with cuffs
2. 50 ft. 1/4" solution hose with ends
3. Male and female quick releases for solution line
4. New EDIC top for machine. I will drill through center and install 2" bulkhead.
5. What type of connector? A 90 2" barbed? Where can I get these from? Will a 90 cut down on my suction? Or slow it down? I know the 1.5" has a 90 on the inside from the factory.
5. 5 ft. of 1.5 inch hose for the end and my wand.
6. What type of reducer?? Is there a 1.5 to 2" swivel reducer for when I drop down from 2" to 1.5" for the last 5 feet?
I could not find hose here or parts I need on robs sight here. Guess he does not want to bother with it...
Thank you PS Will drill right through this lid to install 2" bulkhead and barbed fitting.

 

[keep it clean]

Hi guys,
Thank you to everyone for the help. And happy Saturday morning to you! Ok so heres my list to convert to 2" hose on my EDIC porty.
1. 50 ft. 2" hose with cuffs
2. 50 ft. 1/4" solution hose with ends
3. Male and female quick releases for solution line
4. New EDIC top for machine. I will drill through center and install 2" bulkhead.
5. What type of connector? A 90 2" barbed? Where can I get these from? Will a 90 cut down on my suction? Or slow it down? I know the 1.5" has a 90 on the inside from the factory.
5. 5 ft. of 1.5 inch hose for the end and my wand.
6. What type of reducer?? Is there a 1.5 to 2" swivel reducer for when I drop down from 2" to 1.5" for the last 5 feet?
I could not find hose here or parts I need on robs sight here. Guess he does not want to bother with it...
Thank you PS Will drill right through this lid to install 2" bulkhead and barbed fitting. View attachment 77639

Pic of under lid and inside of tank. Like where your stack is. You want to make sure it is directed away. May even find that with added cfm speed coming in. It may create turbulence sloshing water up onto cage.

Careful choosing your hole saw size. They tend to cut a lil bigger. Especially the ones depot carries. They're wood/steel. Ideally a steel only would cut nice clean hole. Once pilot drops through. Turn screwgun in reverse to cut a groove. Then forward to cut through. A whirly bird is great for de burring. But a piece of sand paper will do.

 

[Clean-n-mean]

Pic of under lid and inside of tank. Like where your stack is. You want to make sure it is directed away. May even find that with added cfm speed coming in. It may create turbulence sloshing water up onto cage.

Careful choosing your hole saw size. They tend to cut a lil bigger. Especially the ones depot carries. They're wood/steel. Ideally a steel only would cut nice clean hole. Once pilot drops through. Turn screwgun in reverse to cut a groove. Then forward to cut through. A whirly bird is great for de burring. But a piece of sand paper will do.

Thank you Sir! I have quite a few holesaws in the garage. Will compare with bulkhead when I get it to make sure I get as little gap as possible. Where do I get this bulkhead? Its just a standard bulkhead correct?

 

[Clean-n-mean]

back shot of where 1/5 barb is

 

[keep it clean]

Pic of under lid and inside of tank. Like where your stack is. You want to make sure it is directed away. May even find that with added cfm speed coming in. It may create turbulence sloshing water up onto cage.

Careful choosing your hole saw size. They tend to cut a lil bigger. Especially the ones depot carries. They're wood/steel. Ideally a steel only would cut nice clean hole. Once pilot drops through. Turn screwgun in reverse to cut a groove. Then forward to cut through. A whirly bird is great for de burring. But a piece of sand paper will do.

Thank you Sir! I have quite a few holesaws in the garage. Will compare with bulkhead when I get it to make sure I get as little gap as possible. Where do I get this bulkhead? Its just a standard bulkhead correct?
View attachment 77641View attachment 77642View attachment 77643

Bulk heads are sized to the fitting. So you're using 2" barb with male pipe thread. So bulk head will be 2" female pipe thread. I get them from tractorsupplycompany.com or maybe even a powerwasher store or pond/pool supply.

 

[Clean-n-mean]

Bulk heads are sized to the fitting. So you're using 2" barb with male pipe thread. So bulk head will be 2" female pipe thread. I get them from tractorsupplycompany.com or maybe even a powerwasher store or pond/pool supply.

Bulk heads are sized to the fitting. So you're using 2" barb with male pipe thread. So bulk head will be 2" female pipe thread. I get them from tractorsupplycompany.com or maybe even a powerwasher store or pond/pool supply.

Thanks! I'm on it like white on rice! Cannot wait to see the even drier carpets! I really hope I'm happy with the difference. Drier carpets are cleaner carpets.
Just having that extra 25 feet will be as great as president Trump winning again in 2020!!
Judge Jeanine will be hosting the US embassy moving to Jerusalem on Monday. That's going to be great.

 

[Nimblybimbly]

My solution line (Goodyear) runs $44 for 50' when bought with vacuum hose. By itself, about $89.

Where do you buy from?

 

[Jim Davisson]

Here's a couple links to quality hose at almost bulk hose prices (it is Continental, I use the same hose in 3/8") and ultra lightweight 2" carwash vac hose that is super flexible and easily maneuverable. Regular hose cuffs work perfectly on it too, although I abhor cuffs of any kind and just use 2" aluminum tube to connect sections for zero leaks.

https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-11...ressure-washing-hose-025-in-mpe-3000-psi.aspx

https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-1927-2-x-50-black-vac-hose.aspx